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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-01-08
One Single Fare to Chicago
and Return ON SATURDAYS.

The Chicago dS Atlantic R'y Co.,
will issue, commencing Saturday,
August II and continuing until
further notice, round ripeXcursion
tickets from all stations to Chicago
and return at one single fare for
the round trip on Saturdays only.
These tickets will be good going
only on train No. l, of Saturdays,
which arrives in Chicago at 6:+5 p.
m., and will be accepted for the re-
turn passage on any regular train
scheduled to stop at station named
on ticket, if presented not later
than train No. 10, leaving Chicago
at $3.50 u. m. Monday following day
Of sale. These reduced rates will
enable the.patrons of this limo to
visit Chicago mt q very nominal
cost. For further information, call
on or address the nearest agent OF
the company. 3. w. SNOW,
+. BROUGHT0E, GAP. A.
Genl Man, Chicago.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-01-08

the Karshner railroad Called The
pull and push by hauling hickory
butts, for which they receive about
enough to feed their teams, pay
their toll aud but little more.
Candidates are already looming
up and seeking patronage for the
various Offices TO be filed at the
spring election.
John Stevenson, Of Sammonville
Kan, is visiting his brother b. II.
Stevenson.
wilkins Bros d Co. are doing u
thriving business with their port
able saw mill on East Pike run,
and receiving the highest compli-
ments for their lumber from the
Londonderry Lumber Co.
At present there is manifested
more or less comaotion amongst
our country merchants, without
any apperant cause.
Mr.. Byron Stall is intending to
go to Blooningville to continue his
business, for which purpose he has
rented the Leach property, And it
is reported that Mrs. NJ. y. Davis
and Amos Nanfossen will occupy
Byron Stalls present place Of busi-
ness for the purpose, OF selling dry
goods, notions and groceries. Mr..
Stall has q large and lucrative Gus
tom, and we see no necessity of
his going elsewhere.
O. p. Clark Atty-at-law from
Vinton Go. recently showed great
legal sngacity before Squire ID. l..
Davis in nn attachment case, in
which q portable saw mill the prop
erty of q Vinton Countian was the
subject OF litigation. Mr.. Clark
only set up seven reasons why the
attachment should be dissolved
The court set aside the attachment
upon error and the defendent con-
fessed Judgment and now defies
the constable to find property to
satisfy it.
Protracted meeting will soon
commence ut Mt. Zion and Mt. Car
mel.
Mr.. Critics has got his shop com
pleted and has begun forging iron
and steel for his customers.
Mr.. Abner Buaby has dismissed
his school for two weeks holiday
vacation,
Andrew Mcttler and wife have
gone to Kansas to visit their chill
dren.
SHOo Fly.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-01-08

DR.. James Little and wife on
returning from Col. Rempel's party
Friday evening found their resi-
dence on fire. The doctor quietly
extinguished 1t without raising an
alarm.
Capt. Kinser Post &. A. r.. of
Millville will have II public in
stallation of officers this evening at
which addresses will be made by
Capt. 9. II. Bright, and others of
this place.
The DEMOCRAT was made
glad by u New Year call by II. s.
Snyder Of the Pike county RepUb-
,icda. Mr.. Snider is our esteemed
friend and one of the best Journal
lists in Ohio.
IS. Il. Tritsch, last Wednesday
fell on the canal bank and lay un-
concious for ten or fifteen minutes.
Mr.. Pleukhurp discovered him and
had him carried into the factory.
He soon recovered and is getting
along all right.
"A Chinese Concert and Lecture
is to be given at the Rink under
the auspices of the ladies of the
Presbyterian church, Tuesday, Jan.
II. TO the tickets bought in adj
vance are attached coupons which
entitle the holders to q chinese
souvenir. Tickets Is and % cents.
Supper will be served in connec-
ton for 10 cents.
The Jolly Pathfiinders played
last night at Moore's Opera House
to a highly appreciative audience.
The band is good: the orchestra the
very best, and every member of the
tioupe is a star. The audience was
kept in continuous uproar OF
laughter throughout the play. To-
night they open with the farce,
Rural Simplicity, or the Fool OF
the Family" and close with the
most laughable of all comedies.
Six Peas in a Pod" The jolly
Pathiinders are we'll received every
where, and they should be greeted
with Il crowded house Tonight
Nevada (Mo.) Mail, Jan. 81, 1885
AT Rempel's Opera House, Saturday
evening, Jan. Sth.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-01-08
Tokens of ResDect.

On last Monday Recorder Jacob
Weaver and Iniirmary Director
John a. Shaw, retired from their
respective Offices by reason of the
expiration of term. In the evening
large number of their friends OF
both political parties assembled at
the Auditors office in the Court
House, and after the meeting was
organized some very appropriate
speeches were made in which the
outgoing officials were each made
the recipient OF q handsome pres
ent. To Mr., Weaver was present
ed fine gold headed cane.
TO Mr.. Shaw was presented Il
very fine gold pen and telescope
holder, of size that can be con-
viently carried in the pocket.
The recipients responded and
very heartily thanked their friends
sor their confidence and esteem.
Speeches and congratulatory re-
marks We're then made by quite Il
number of the gentlemen present,
and all had very enjoyable time.
Mr.. Weaver and Mr.. Shaw have
been competent and efficient Off
GERS of the County during the last
six years, filling their places to the
satisfaction ofour people, and cary
ing with them, on retiring, the best
wishes Of all.
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Our NEIGH bOrs.

Lancaster Gazette.
Circuit court convenes next
Tuesday.
Hon. VIM. A. Shultz, our able
Representative, will be Il candidate
for Senatorial honors for this dis
trict, as will also Mr.. Dan. Dauehy,
and Hon. u. c. Rutter'
Hon. M. a. Daugherty, Il former
well known and highly esteemed
citizen of this place, is lying ut his
home on east Broad ST., Columbus,
at the point of death, with acute
pneumonia. Mr. Daug.erty was
stricken down last Wednesday,
and has been in an extremely crit
condition ever since.
Supt. A. b. Gillett and wife,
while en- route home Monday eve
ming in a two Horse slcigh, had q
thrilling experience with a run
away team. One of the horses
stumbled and fell, out near Robert
Blacks, and broke the pole. This
frightened them and they became
unmanagable and ran away. Mrs.
Gillett was thrown out and quite
severely cut about the head, while
MI. Gillett also received some pain
ful bruises and contusions. The
sleighing seems to be conducive
to runaWays.
Ohio Eagle.
Miss ELLA Stul1ey is spending
week with her sister at Logan
Bert Martin was the guest of his
brother, Frank Martin, Sunday.
VIM Haines of this city, has been
appointed superintendent of the ba-
kerry at the Reform Farm.
Mrs. Gallagher and daughter and
Miss Wright, of Logan, spent New
Years with Mrs. q. Juergensmier.
Hon. b. w. Carlisle says he is not
a candidate for Mayor, and will not
be under any circumstances.
Mr.. H. J. Falkenbach, the popu-
lar general passenger agent of the
G. III. V. & Il. r. r., has returned
from Europe much improved in
health.
On Monday afternoon, while Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Gillet were return
ing to the Children's Home in
sleigh, one of the horses stumbled
and fell, breaking the tongue of the
sleigh. The horses took fright and
ran away, throwing Mr.. and Mrs.
Gillet out. Both were badly bruised,
bnt fortunately, escaped any serious
injury.
On Sunday, Mr., Horny Cannon,
had Il frightful runaway, while
sleigh-riding in company with
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-01-08
THE
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

In pursuance of an order of tho Probate
Court OF Hooking County, Ohio, | Will offer
for sale, ut public auction, Saturday, Jan. ?2,
1857, ut TWO O'clock i. NJ, upon the premises
the following described real estate, situate in
County of Horiyng and state of Ohio, to-witi
lst Tract I.ot NoOne ID of solomon Reigle's
frat plat OF the village Of lhurelviiie, Hock-
ing County ohio. appraised at $500.
ID drract Lot No. two (2) OF solomon Reigles
Plat of the village of Laurolyille. Hooking Co.
Ohio. Apprnsed at Sl2D.
81 Tract The West half OF the Northeast
quarter of Section 10, 1liirty-two C'2) town
ship No, twelve (l2l range No. nineteen NO
containing eighty (sO) acres more Or less, sub
ieot TO the dover of Sarah wilkins, widow OF
John Wilkins, deceased, and also excepting
therofrom one-halfacr In the Northeast cor
ner Of said tract SO long as the said one-hhl {
acre Is used for school purposes, Appraised,
subject To said dover estate, Ut SJDl.
18th Tract \ part Of Section No. twenty
seven (37) township No. eleven IN range NO,
nineteen CN) beginning at the southwest cor,
ner of the t,nst half of the Southeast quarter
of said section, thence East on the sectionlin
forty nine and one laird ti9lD rods; thence
north onp hundred and twenty (l20 lrodS;
thence west forty-nine one third rods; th.nca
south one hundred and twenty (l.0) rod, to
the place Of beginning, containing thirty sev,
en- t31l acres, subject 10 seven ~ acres passed
to William Peters by deed, taken nom tho
south west corner OF the above described tsact
Appraised AT so.
farms of salo Ono half cash IN hand, and
ono halfin one year from day OF sale, With tn-
tcrest; the payment to be secured by Mort
gagre upon the premises sold,
IRWIN HAYNEs, administrator of Minerva.
H.dssi, Goo'l,
ROBERT SwIsEHAa. At's
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-01-08

In the Court Of Common Pleas OF Hooking
| County, o.
John 4; watts, Administrator of
! the estate of Jcrrcnich Dorney deceased plain
Thomas Dorney, Johanna Collision, Catha-
rine buckley and Catharinc Napier, defend
ants
Thomas Dorney of of---------- county In the
state OF Connecticut; Johanna Collision of
tiocllug County ohio: Catherine Buckley of
san staphGel in the state Of California and
Kentucky, VIII take notice that John A.
Watts, .of Hooking Countwand state of Ohio
as administrator OF the estate of jeremiah
n!orney, late offsaid County, deceased, did on
thc 6th day of November 4. II. 1856. file his pc
titon in the Court of Common please within
OF ohio, against the said Thomas Dorney,
Cathar!na Buckley, Johanna Collision and
Catharine Napier, defsndant,s setting forth
pointed. by the Probate Court OF said Hook
ing County, administrnior Of the estate OF the
sai5 ~ sTeInah p9rney ,s deceased on the sth
Ihat as such administrator he did, on the
18th day ofOctohcr Il. u. ltSG. make final set
tlcn,. ut Of the accounts of said estate, and
that a,ter the payment Of the debts and chnrg
es n.aiL st said estate there remained in his
hahds for dis.ruhition to the bers of the said
~ which sum he as such administrator was
ordered and directed to puy 10 the legal dis
tributes Of such decenaou,
That he ms such administrator Is I'm doubt
rs to whom he chould pay said fund and asks
the direction of this Court III said matter.
That the above named defendants each
claim 10 have some interest as next of kin
to the said fund.
The said pla!ntiTtEcrefore prays the judr.
fnent and direction of .hc Court III regard
to tiie claims of each of said defendants and
his duties in the premises.
s,aid defendants are required TO answer In
cid case on or before the 26th day of Febru-
A y a. ID. 1857.
A. WATTS Administrator OF Jercmi.h
-33 BY JortN HANSEN. Atty.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-01-08
brilliant Party.

Last Friday night occurred in
Logan one OF the largest and most
brilliant social parties that has
been Given for q long time. At I
o'clock the invited guests came
pouring into the spacious and
handsome residence OF Col Rempel
until by half past eight near one
hundred persons had arrived TO
partake OF the well known hospi-
talitieS Of the genial Colonel and
his eStimable better half. The en-
tire house was thrown open to the
guests, and scores Of gas jets gave
the mansion most beautiful and
brilliant appearance. The evening
was spent Ill various ways. The
young people tripped the Light fan
tastic toe to delicious strains of
music, while others played cards
and held social converse until the
old year was rung out and the new
rung in. The supper was q grand
one, snch only as Mrs. Rempel
knows now to prepare for her
guests, and each and every one did
ample Justice to the delicious viands
spread before them in endless va
riety. Everybody was happy, and
none more so than Col. Rempel
and his wife, who arc always hap
piest VIXEN surrounded by a pleas
ant company Of friends.
Among the guests from abroad
we noticed: Col. A. G. Sands, OF
Cincinnati; Mrs. Weaver and Mrs.
Benjamin, of Cheyenne, Wyoming
Territory; Mrs. Grier and daughter
OF Lancaster; MIR. and Mrs. Junker-
man, of Manahan; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. Il. Snyder Of Waverly; Miss
Matte Mumford of Oxford, and
Miss Flo UsticlS, of Washington c..
II.
At two O'Clock on the first day Of
the New Year the guests departed
after wishing their kind host and
hostess u Happy and Prosperous
New Year.-RepnJlicap Gazette.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-01-08
Died..

On Thursday Jan. 4th 1887. Mr..
William Potter in the rs year Of
his az. i.e wa, one of the old res
idents Of l.n.:@n, aAd had pleasant
home for several years past with
his daughter Mrs. @. Kan0Ges
Dec. 81, 1886. Mrs. Ignatius kost,
in Laurel Up, Funeral on Sunday
following at Mt. pisgah Church, in
Goodhope Up,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-01-08
Best Quality OF Seed Wheat.

Farmers desiring to secure the best
of Martins Amber wheat White
wheat, also the prolific, hardy
European wheat, for seed, can Sc
cure the same of Col. Rempel, ut
his ware house in Logan, o. The
crops OF the above wheats for the
seasons OF 1885 and 1886 have been
very satisfactory and largely be-
nod the product Of the common
wheat heretofore raised in this
county Come and examine it.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-01-08
Married,

Dec. 2sth at the residence of the
brides parents, by Rev. Geo.
Geiger, David b. Ashbaugh and
and Miss Lizzie a. Smith.
Dec. 30th at the residence OF
Isaac Blosser, by Rev. Geo. Geiger,
Rev. Noah Brenneman Of Picker
ington, and Mrs. Lydia Huber.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-01-08


Miss Maggie Kennedy. While driv-
ing up west Main street the horse
became unmana@able, and about
the same time the shafts became
detached from the sleigh. Cannon
was pulled over the dash and the
horse got away. The animal pro-
ceeded down Columbus street and
ON turning into Chestnut street fell,
but was soon up and of again. At
the corner of Broad and Chestnut
the horse struck the large gas post,
breaking it in two. Here the ami
NAL again fell and received in
juries from which it will never re-
cover.
The sad intelligence, of the critic
al condition OF Hon. M. A. Daugh-
erty, is received here with express
ions of great sorrow and an earnest
wish for his recovery He was ta-
ken down several days ago with a
severe attack oftyphoid pneumonia
The best physicians Of Columbus
are constantly at his Bedside.
On Tuesday afternoon the elect
ion Of eleven directors and officers
of the Lancaster and Hamden Ry.
took place at the Office of j. G.
Reeves, ESQ., and six hundred votes
were cast. This is a good indication
and shows clearly that the people
along the line are in earnest about
this important enterprise. The fol-
lowing Directors were elcted:
James Ballard, William IT. Now
cry, ,Tarlton; j. II. Axline, laurel
vile; John T. Ogier, Hamdcn; j.
G.. Reeves, Philip Rising and The
odore Mithof, Il. r. Tarpy, Benz
f. Dunn, Philip Bininger, WM.B.
Maccrasken, Lancaster.
The same evening the Directors
held meeting and electad the fol-
lowing officers: John O. Reeves.
President; Theodore Mithof, Vice
President; BENZ. T. Dum, Secretary;
Philip Rising, Treasurer.
The Stockholders are requested
to call on Mr. Rising, at the Fairfield
County Bank, and pay 10 per cent
of their stock subscription, In order
that work may be commenced as
early as the weather viii permit
Perry county,
tribute.
Miss Lulu Burgess, of Logan, is
visiting the family of z. S. Colborn.
Mrs. j. Z. Comfy and daughters,
of logan, spent the holidays with
friends in New Lexington.
j. ". Overmyer is on the road,
as 4 commercial traveller for the
Motherwell Iron Works, Of Logan.
The New Lexington Touring
mills are kept very busy. They
have large range Of custom
grinding, iii addition TO their ex-
tensive merchant work.
The Eair at New Sjrnitsyille, held
under tie auspices Of the Catholic
Church, was a great success. The
gross receipts were $500, and near
ly $1,000 We're cleared over al ex-
penses.
The work on the new Court
House is closed up for the winter,
but viii be resumed in the spring,
or as nearly as the state Of weather
will permit, and there AFTER be
pushed with the utmost vigor.
Court House, Jail, and Sheriff. 5
residence are expected to be ali
completed by April 1st, 1888.
The optioning of lands for the
purpose Of prospecting for oil, goes
on very slowly, but the matter does
make some progress. a certain
lamount of contiguous lands, must
of necessity be obtained, before
parties having the money viii go
TO the expense of testing the mat
ter by boring. The necessary out
lay Will amount to several thou
sand GOilars
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-01-08
Saltcreell.
EE. DEMocRAT:

I1I1. DThIUNNAT.
Our denizens have all celebrated
the Holidays, as they felt dispos-
ell.
Our citizens are in enthusiastic
anticipation that some OF the r.. r.
projected through Salt Creek TIP.
viii maierialize soon, or else die
without creating any false hopes,
Many of our citizens patronlae
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-01-08

IOTy TIlcuIIldtiSIll.
Miss. Flo. M. Wilson returned
to Columbus to day.
--Milt Martin of Coonville spent
Sunday in Athens.
John Donivan, Sr. was. in Col
Mmbus over Sunday.
Mr.. Sands. of Cincinnati, was
in the city last week.
DIR. Farquhar was in the city
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Jessie White returned to
school at Spencer Ind.
Geo. w. Brashears and wife
were in Columbus Wednesday.
David Hand and James Mar
tin visited Lancaster Wednesday.
DIR. F. Hibbard is quite sick at
the home of his brother in Athens.
Misses Emma and Jennie Doll
ison have returned from Columbus.
Misses Nan Gallagher and Vina
Wright were in Lancaster Satur-
day.
: MIR. and Mrs. Geo Junkerman
are visiting relations here this
week.
MIR. VIM. Armstrong and son
of Perry Tp., were in town New
. Years.
ALI houses on Main st. were
marked with 1887 last Friday
might.
--Don't forget to witness the Jol-
iy Pathfinders at thcOpera House
tonight.
Mack Connel has been appoint
ed train dispatcher of the River
division.
"A pleasant dance was given by
Miss Blanch Ambrose on Saturday
evening.
MIR. and Mrs. H. s. Snyder and
two oldest sons spent New Years
in Logan.
Corn, potatoes, feed and pro-
visions at bed rock prices at Geo.
Hartmans.
ED DQnivan, while coasting, on
Thurday evening, got his hand Sc
yerely hurt.
Reserved seats for the Jolly
Pathtinders for to night, on sale at
( essler Bros.
j. r. Buchtel was in Logan
Thursday and reports the iron bu-
siness booming.
IS. A. Primmer, firm Demo-
erat, of Marion Tp., visited our Of
fee Wednesday.
w. H. McClintock attended
the opening of the State House at
Charleston w. Va.
Miss Gertie Warner entertain
ed a number of guests on Satur-
urday evening last.
The week Of prayer was OBJ
served by the Presbyterian and M.
f. Churches at this place.
We are sorry to learn that the
sickness of John w. Work has not
so far, yielded to treatment.
All parties have about recov-
cred from their holiday vacation
and are at their usual duties.
4 Miss Katie Friesner entertain
ed masquerade party at the resi-
dence of her father Thursday even
ing last.
Sam Kistler, of Lancaster was
in the city on Wednesday. Sam
expressed high opinion of the
assessor of Ward TIP.
MIR. N. p. Ferguson, one of the
substantial farmers and Democrats
of Washington Tp., made our Office
a pleasant call Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. o. 'Kanode desire
to thank neighbors and friends for
kindness during the recent illness
and death OF their. father, Mr.. VIM.
Potter,
The flrebell gave false alarm
on Thursday morning. The engine
hose-cart and hook and lader wag-
on responded quickly but discover
ed burning brush heap.
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(WST. LUkE'S Z. +. CHURCH.,
- lsLAND-kcy. }. Gibson CAN'T. D., rector.
services at 1880 4. n. and 7P. NJ. Sunday School!
~ = r; y. Rev. NJ Hammond will onlciate both
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sTRANGLED WITH SNUFF.
A Colored Woman's Unique ind Shocking
n. ..-.|. H..| -.u. .H.u 1NaatI,,s VI. - -H-H"..f Ha." I'D

a ColoEeu homnh'b Unique uhu shocking
~ Death 10 4.ll
Yesterday morning Mrs. Lucy Tuck
willow, g colored woman OF abou. S5 years
Of age, was found by her little daughter
lying on her bed, with all her clothing on,
stiff in death. The little girl, who is only
eleven years old, informed thu neighbors,
and County Coroner schultze was sum.
moned and investigated the Cause OF the
woman's death.
He decided after q thorough examine
ton into everything that could throw n
light on the subject, that the woman died
from being strangled with SNUFF. =
The night before the woman had been
employed in scrubbing out a saloon, and
the men there got her drunk for a Joke.
She reeled to her home on Morrow street,
near Tenth, and sank in a hali.stupor on
the bed. A package OF snuff was all she
had in her pocket, and she had evidently
been eating this freely, for it was scattered
all over her clothing and caked in her
mouth, her throat evidently having been
choked up by it. Ns
The woman was living apart from her
husband. Coroner Schultzs denounces as
false the statement in an evening paper
that in the course Of bis inquiries hs dis
covered that the woman was Of bad char.
acter. He says he never. made my such
statement. arrsg gG9g
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THE CITY FINANCES.
THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS
Estimated by the Council Finance Com.
mittee Inst NlGht-lmportant Figures
which they will Report to tho Next
Meeting Of tho City Council.

BY the terms OF tho restraining ordi.
nance, underline provisions Of which the
city has prospered, financially, in a most
gratifying manor during the past three
years, Councils standing Committee on Fl.
nance is called upon to perform a very i'm.
portant duty. To-it are referred the esti.
mates prepared by the several committees
and boards having in charge the various
departments, OF the expenses likely TO be
incurred by them during the year. These
estimates are considered by the Finance
Committee and after it has ascertained
what the probable revenues will aggre.
gate, its duty is to draw up the annual ap.
preparation ordinance allowing the de.
partments il possible what they ask for,
and il not to scale them down to what it
is poaeibls to allow. The ordinance ap.
propriatea money for the fiscal year begin
ming January l,
1t can be readily understood that this
meeting is one Of the mott important the
committee is called upon to hold during
the year. The Finance Committee met
last evening in Clerk Bowers Office at the
Public Building, for the purpose OF, dis
charging this duty. There were present
Mr.. Dobbins, Chairman, and Messrs. Fer
rell, Cruise, Mitchell, konney and Jaeger;
also City Solicitor Caldwell and Clerks
Bowers and Elson. They were in session
from $50 o'clock till nearly midnight, and
managed to map out a good deal Of work.
Another meeting will have to be held,
however, before the ordinance can be sent
to Council. ..E
The first thing in order. at Last evenings
meeting was to ASCERTAIN what the probs-
BILE revenue for the year would be. Basiny
their calculations on last years figures,
the following estimate was made:
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WWAYMAN's CHAPEL-A. M, E,
uS CHURCH. Quarterly meeting. frcachfnr
a. II A. u. and 8 =. N. BY the pastor; ut 7::J r. N.
by Rev. B. Il. Lee. OF Bclla.te, Ohio. q. q. Skin.